Interview - Charles Earle: Aiming high with Arista-cratic Earle

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Despite falling short of his initial five-year plan, Charles Earle has still seen Arista make considerable achievements. He talks to Lynn Rouse about his philosophy surrounding underwriting control, system transparency and acquisition plans.

After five years of trading, Arista chief executive Charles Earle is the first to admit the commercial underwriting agency is only now starting to tick off the targets it had originally set itself to

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